Social media platforms were flooded with messages of solidarity with Saudi Arabia, as a large number of Arab artists and media personalities sent messages of support and love to the Kingdom and its people, following the recent events and the attack on Riyadh airport.
The messages varied between prayers for the Kingdom’s safety and peace, affirmations of solidarity, condolences for the victims of the events, and wishes for a speedy recovery for the injured.
Nawal Al Zoghbi: Saudi Arabia is among my family and my people
Singer Nawal Al Zoghbi was among the most prominent stars to express her stance. Responding to someone who described her as “stranded in Riyadh,” she said: “Stranded in Riyadh? You mean I’m among my family and my people, and whatever happens to them happens to me. May God protect the Kingdom and grant it victory.”
Media personality Mahira Abdulaziz wrote: “May God protect Saudi Arabia and its people from all harm, and have mercy on the nation’s martyrs. My deepest condolences to their families and to the Saudi people.”
For her part, Carmen Suleiman prayed for Saudi Arabia’s safety and peace, writing: “May God protect this country and its people, and bless them with security and peace.”
Dalia Mubarak posted a prayer for the Kingdom, its leadership and its people, as well as a prayer for mercy for the victims and recovery for the injured.
Majid Al Muhandis and Fouad Abdul Wahed send messages of support
Singer Fouad Abdul Wahed joined the wave of solidarity, saying: “May God protect our precious Kingdom and its people from all harm and misfortune, and preserve for it the blessing of security, safety and stability.”
For his part, Majid Al Muhandis simply posted a green heart and the Saudi flag, in a brief message of solidarity.
Ramy Sabry also wrote: “May God protect Saudi Arabia and its people and keep all evil away from them.”
Motasem Al-Nahar: The security of Saudi Arabia and the Gulf is our security
Motasem Al-Nahar sent a notable message, stressing that the security of Saudi Arabia and the Gulf concerns everyone, saying: “The security of Saudi Arabia and the entire Gulf is our security, and any aggression against our people there affects all of us.”
He added that targeting civilians is unacceptable, affirming that the safety of people and the security of their children take precedence over any political calculations.
Hoda Hussein prayed that Saudi Arabia remain “unyielding to its enemies, cherished through its people, and impregnable through its soldiers,” while Nawal Al Kuwaitia wrote: “May God protect the Kingdom and its people, and preserve for it the blessing of security and peace.”
Abdul Majeed Abdullah also shared the Quranic verse: “My Lord, make this city secure,” accompanied by a prayer for the safety and security of the land of the two holy mosques.
Maguy Bou Ghosn and Nancy Ajram: Our hearts are with Saudi Arabia
Maguy Bou Ghosn sent a message of love to the Kingdom, wishing security and prosperity for Saudi Arabia, Lebanon and all Arab nations.
She said: “May God protect the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and its dear people, and this country that is all beauty and love,” calling for Arabs to unite “as one hand and one heart” for the good of their peoples.
Nancy Ajram, for her part, affirmed in her message the unity of Arab peoples, writing: “Today and every day, we stand with every Arab country facing aggression! Lebanon and all Arab countries are one homeland.”
She added: “Our prayers are with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, may it remain a land of goodness and security. Our hearts are with you, and may God protect you and protect our homeland and all Arab homelands.”
Thus, the accounts of a number of Arab stars became a broad space for solidarity and prayer, amid messages emphasizing love, security and the unity of Arab peoples.
